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Online Dating In Other Countries
$250.00 a year will buy you membership in a matchmaking online dating service. In America, the oldest online dating services have been online since 1997 and include a basic online dating profile, which asks questions with regards to job, likes and dislikes height, weight, and politics. Most online singles dating services will include an area for a personal narrative section, where you can post a profile in your own words. Many include space for photos. You can pick someone's profile and let the online dating site know that you would like to contact them. The service then sends your profile to that person's confidential members only email.
Online dating U.K. style is usually free to join and works pretty much the same way that American as sites. Research reports that people logged on as members to UK online dating sites tend to go out sooner in person and review their dating sites more often.
Users of Russian online dating sites report that they get the same "gut feeling" about a person they are chatting with through an online dating service as they do when eye contact is made across a crowded party. Be careful of the online photos, however, Olga was not 26, more like 40, and Tia couldn't have been more than 15, even both of their profiles said 20. Oops!
Online dating via India includes an entire section on how to write your own personal profile and free online blogging so you can write a review of any first dates. Indian online dating also includes tips on body language during your first date out of cyber space and how to convey a sense of openness. In fact, of the entire site researched, online dating India gives the best (and most) advice on how to get out of the online dating scene and into meeting people from online.
BONUS : Online Dating  Interview With Men
Another way would be one of your friends telling you about it. Another way is to just find someone who has tried online dating and ask him about the experience, both positive and negative. That is exactly what I plan to do in this article.
Of course, the men I am going to interview for the article wish to remain anonymous, so I will just call them Online Dater 1, 2, and 3.
We will begin with online dater 1; (a 37-year-old male)
Me: How did you hear about online dating?
Online Dater 1; How can you not hear about it. You get emails, popups at websites, etc. YouÂd have to live under a rock to have not heard about online dating.
Me: Where and how did you meet your first online date?
Online Dater 1; At Match.com. I was searching profiles and found a few women that I might be compatible with and sent them emails. I paid for a membership there so I would be allowed to email them.
Me: How long did you chat with this person online before you two decided to date in person?
Online Dater 1; We exchanged several emails before we actually exchanged phone numbers. And basically, one fairly long phone call turned into a date.
Me: What was it about them that made you want to meet them in person and did you feel they were your soul mate?
Online Dater 1; I thought she was sweet. She shared a lot of the same values I did, or said she did, anyway. She piqued my interest. I never thought of her as my soul mate, but did want to get to know her better.
Me: Was your first impression of her, upon seeing her in person a surprise, a positive reaction, or a negative reaction?
Online Dater 1; To be honest, she looked absolutely nothing like her picture. She had posted of picture of herself, much younger, and about 150 pounds lighter. However, she was still a very pretty lady.
Me: So, tell us what happened after meeting her in person.
Online Dater 1; We dated a couple of times. I did like her. I understand why she was still single at 38 years old. She wanted Antonio Banderas to wine and dine her and quite frankly neither of us was in that league. Her standards were far too high.
Okay, next I will be talking to a 29-year-old male about his experience.
Me: How did you hear about online dating?
Online Dater 2; Match.com emails.
Me: Where did you meet your first online date?
Online Dater 2; Same answer, emails from Match.com got me to sign up. I received an email from a girl who saw my profile.
Me: How long did you chat with this person online before you two decided to meet in person?
Online Dater 2; A couple of days. We talked by email for a couple of days, then by phone for a couple of days.
Me: What was it about them that made you want to meet them in person and did you feel they were your soul mate?
Online Dater 2; She was just really nice, sincere, honest sounding. She didnÂt seem to just be saying what I wanted to hear. I felt her answers were honest. Everyone has their ups and downs in life and she was open about the things she was going through and things she had gone through. The openness impressed me. Did I think she was my soulmate? Honestly, yes.
Me: Was your first impression of her, upon seeing her in person a surprise, a positive reaction, or a negative reaction?
Online Dater 2; A positive reaction, totally. She matched her picture and profile to the letter and was smiling like an angel.
Me: So, tell us what happened after meeting her in person.
Online Dater 2; We dated frequently from day one. We were both obviously very interested in each other. In a very short time we both knew we were in love with each other. Within two months I knew she was the girl I wanted to marry. WeÂve been happy ever since.
Last, a 38-year-old male shares his online dating experience with us.
Me: How did you hear about online dating?
Online Dater 3; A friend of mine suggested I try online dating. He had gone from never having a date to having a date every weekend, so I thought I would try it too.
Me: Where did you meet your first online date?
Online Dater 3; Yahoo Chat. I didnÂt go directly to an online dating website, I put my free profile up in Yahoo Personals and someone contacted me through Yahoo Messenger.
Me: How long did you chat with this person online before you two decided to meet in person?
Online Dater 3; We only chatted for about an hour before deciding to meet in person. It was really quick. She suggested we meet in person. It was like 9pm at night and she suggested or hinted that something might actually, Âhappen tonight. Since my friend had so much luck with online dating, I figured, what the heck.
Me: What was it about them that made you want to meet them in person and did you feel they were your soul mate?
Online Dater 3; That doesnÂt really apply here as far as the whole soulmate thing. She lived close by and well, I am a guy.
Me: Was your first impression of her, upon seeing her in person a surprise, a positive reaction, or a negative reaction?
Online Dater 3; None of those. She was alright, kind of plain, but still attractive. She didnÂt really have much personality and I donÂt think either of us were looking for personality that night.
Me: So, tell us what happened after meeting her in person.
Online Dater 3; This is where it gets ugly. We had fun the first evening. A couple of days later I invited her to my house. And again, it was okay, but I realized that this was not the girl for me. So, I politely told her that I really did not want to continue seeing her.
Four days later, on a non-exciting Sunday Night, I climbed into the shower before going to bed. About 15 minutes into my shower, this girl, unannounced, appeared IN my shower professing her undying love. My front doors were LOCKED, she broke into my house, stripped down, and climbed into my shower.
I started having visions of the movie, Fatal Attraction. I asked her to leave. She said no. I had to actually have the police remove her!
Me: Does this mean you wonÂt be dating anyone from online ever again?
Online Dater 3; No, not at all, however, the chatroom hookups are out of the question. I would prefer to go with a legitimate company that has some sort of screening process.
Okay, I would sum up my various interviews like this. You will meet some people you like and some you donÂt. There will be successful online dating experiences and there will be failures. But not to try online dating at all is to have already failed. Just as online dater 3 said though, go to a legitimate online dating service and not just to some chatroom.
Another way would be one of your friends telling you about it. Another way is to just find someone who has tried online dating and ask him about the experience, both positive and negative. That is exactly what I plan to do in this article.
Of course, the men I am going to interview for the article wish to remain anonymous, so I will just call them Online Dater 1, 2, and 3.
We will begin with online dater 1; (a 37-year-old male)
Me: How did you hear about online dating?
Online Dater 1; How can you not hear about it. You get emails, popups at websites, etc. YouÂd have to live under a rock to have not heard about online dating.
Me: Where and how did you meet your first online date?
Online Dater 1; At Match.com. I was searching profiles and found a few women that I might be compatible with and sent them emails. I paid for a membership there so I would be allowed to email them.
Me: How long did you chat with this person online before you two decided to date in person?
Online Dater 1; We exchanged several emails before we actually exchanged phone numbers. And basically, one fairly long phone call turned into a date.
Me: What was it about them that made you want to meet them in person and did you feel they were your soul mate?
Online Dater 1; I thought she was sweet. She shared a lot of the same values I did, or said she did, anyway. She piqued my interest. I never thought of her as my soul mate, but did want to get to know her better.
Me: Was your first impression of her, upon seeing her in person a surprise, a positive reaction, or a negative reaction?
Online Dater 1; To be honest, she looked absolutely nothing like her picture. She had posted of picture of herself, much younger, and about 150 pounds lighter. However, she was still a very pretty lady.
Me: So, tell us what happened after meeting her in person.
Online Dater 1; We dated a couple of times. I did like her. I understand why she was still single at 38 years old. She wanted Antonio Banderas to wine and dine her and quite frankly neither of us was in that league. Her standards were far too high.
Okay, next I will be talking to a 29-year-old male about his experience.
Me: How did you hear about online dating?
Online Dater 2; Match.com emails.
Me: Where did you meet your first online date?
Online Dater 2; Same answer, emails from Match.com got me to sign up. I received an email from a girl who saw my profile.
Me: How long did you chat with this person online before you two decided to meet in person?
Online Dater 2; A couple of days. We talked by email for a couple of days, then by phone for a couple of days.
Me: What was it about them that made you want to meet them in person and did you feel they were your soul mate?
Online Dater 2; She was just really nice, sincere, honest sounding. She didnÂt seem to just be saying what I wanted to hear. I felt her answers were honest. Everyone has their ups and downs in life and she was open about the things she was going through and things she had gone through. The openness impressed me. Did I think she was my soulmate? Honestly, yes.
Me: Was your first impression of her, upon seeing her in person a surprise, a positive reaction, or a negative reaction?
Online Dater 2; A positive reaction, totally. She matched her picture and profile to the letter and was smiling like an angel.
Me: So, tell us what happened after meeting her in person.
Online Dater 2; We dated frequently from day one. We were both obviously very interested in each other. In a very short time we both knew we were in love with each other. Within two months I knew she was the girl I wanted to marry. WeÂve been happy ever since.
Last, a 38-year-old male shares his online dating experience with us.
Me: How did you hear about online dating?
Online Dater 3; A friend of mine suggested I try online dating. He had gone from never having a date to having a date every weekend, so I thought I would try it too.
Me: Where did you meet your first online date?
Online Dater 3; Yahoo Chat. I didnÂt go directly to an online dating website, I put my free profile up in Yahoo Personals and someone contacted me through Yahoo Messenger.
Me: How long did you chat with this person online before you two decided to meet in person?
Online Dater 3; We only chatted for about an hour before deciding to meet in person. It was really quick. She suggested we meet in person. It was like 9pm at night and she suggested or hinted that something might actually, Âhappen tonight. Since my friend had so much luck with online dating, I figured, what the heck.
Me: What was it about them that made you want to meet them in person and did you feel they were your soul mate?
Online Dater 3; That doesnÂt really apply here as far as the whole soulmate thing. She lived close by and well, I am a guy.
Me: Was your first impression of her, upon seeing her in person a surprise, a positive reaction, or a negative reaction?
Online Dater 3; None of those. She was alright, kind of plain, but still attractive. She didnÂt really have much personality and I donÂt think either of us were looking for personality that night.
Me: So, tell us what happened after meeting her in person.
Online Dater 3; This is where it gets ugly. We had fun the first evening. A couple of days later I invited her to my house. And again, it was okay, but I realized that this was not the girl for me. So, I politely told her that I really did not want to continue seeing her.
Four days later, on a non-exciting Sunday Night, I climbed into the shower before going to bed. About 15 minutes into my shower, this girl, unannounced, appeared IN my shower professing her undying love. My front doors were LOCKED, she broke into my house, stripped down, and climbed into my shower.
I started having visions of the movie, Fatal Attraction. I asked her to leave. She said no. I had to actually have the police remove her!
Me: Does this mean you wonÂt be dating anyone from online ever again?
Online Dater 3; No, not at all, however, the chatroom hookups are out of the question. I would prefer to go with a legitimate company that has some sort of screening process.
Okay, I would sum up my various interviews like this. You will meet some people you like and some you donÂt. There will be successful online dating experiences and there will be failures. But not to try online dating at all is to have already failed. Just as online dater 3 said though, go to a legitimate online dating service and not just to some chatroom.
